Prothesia Shield
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A prototype face shield that Prothesia developed. This Faceshield is intended to be manufactured with laser cutting or die-cutting. For this prototype, the materials used are: PETG sheet 0.5mm of thickness. 16mm elastic strap to adjust the fit. PETG is recommended but PVC and PET can work too. The advantages of this design include: Good top, bottom and sides protection against droplets. Easy to clean Durable The Faceshield is being tested by Tec Salud medical personnel in Monterrey, N.L. in Mexico. Getting good feedback. Model Inspiration: https://www.instructables.com/id/KiwiShield-Single-Material-PPE-Faceshield/?fbclid=IwAR0udqmsnAdkOsxmZ5mLYGvnP6fWcWdGohhoDA5nqIpXGz3l34nuEAFWZ2k (https://www.instructables.com/id/KiwiShield-Single-Material-PPE-Faceshield/?fbclid=IwAR0udqmsnAdkOsxmZ5mLYGvnP6fWcWdGohhoDA5nqIpXGz3l34nuEAFWZ2k) https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT211028 (https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT211028) https://project-manus.mit.edu/fs (https://project-manus.mit.edu/fs)

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Prothesia Shield

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8/30/2026

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